Sentence examples for developed their views from inspiring English sources

Defenders of antipositivist views, such as the American constitutional lawyer Ronald Dworkin (1931 2013) and the Australian Thomist John Finnis, developed their views by way of response, in particular to Hart.

Most elderly participants in surveys on sexual behaviour developed their views during the early part of the 20th century and could be expected to have different views from those born later.

Some cosmopolitans developed their view into a political theory about international relations.

They developed their view with a meticulous investigation of the off-season dynamics of powdery mildew Podophaera plantaginis of Plantago lanceolata in which they found that pathogen survival during that time was affected by both environmental and spatial factors.

Political parties are organizations that unite around an ideology and seek to gain political office in order to develop their views and policies in law.

Second, the objection can be construed as motivated by the fact that some constructivists appeal, in developing their views, to the idea that the norms of rational choice have a constitutive status.

In 1999, Brighton & Hove Council awarded the group a grant which enabled it to register as an industrial and provident society, noting that it was providing a significant community benefit by "providing a process for disparate communities of interest to develop their views and become involved in the planning and decision-making process".

But since then I don't, I think it is a disease.' (PN3) More powerful still in developing their views was personal experience of the condition.

Rationalists generally develop their view in two ways.

But if they have changed their political views or developed their political views, then surely that is a good thing.

Their ideas were a crucial stimulus for Mencius, Xunzi, the Daoists, and the so-called "legalist" political thinkers, all of whom either borrowed Mohist ideas or developed their own views partly in reaction to them.